East Germans Threaten Border Travel Cuts Over Polio Claim
East Germany warned it may restrict travel with West Germany citing a polio outbreak to curb refugee flows into West Berlin. Observers expect border restrictions despite no clear epidemic. 30 444 refugees entered West Berlin in July. Western airlines were advised to ignore the new East German air rule.
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Bloc Works For Special Assembly Call
At U N headquarters Asian and African delegates pushed to assemble 50 nations for an emergency General Assembly session on Tunisia's charge of French aggression at Bizerte. Ghana's Kenneth K S Dadzie said 21 delegations signed the request to Dag Hammarskjold and aims for 29 more by Wednesday. The secretary general must call the session if a majority of the 99 members back it. Some expect support from Latin American and Communist states if African allies withhold.
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Hungary to swap ambassadors with Ghana and aid
Communist Hungary will exchange ambassadors with Ghana and send technical experts to the young African nation. The agreement came during a three day state visit by President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana which ended Monday.
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Goldberg Sees Missile Base Labor Pact Tested in Berlin Crisis
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg warned the United States is under pressure in the Berlin crisis and that a serious breach of the no strike pledge at missile bases could push Kennedy to seek a legal no strike ban from Congress. He cited improved labor peace since the pledge began and said the president would pursue strike limiting measures if needed.
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Atlas Shot Advances Atlas Missile Tests Near Operational Status
Cape Canaveral Fla A 5000 mile Atlas E model test flight near Ascension Island marks a second straight success. The launch gathered data for space vehicle atomic power units, with a 30 inch cylinder parachuting back and heated nose cone sections recovered by Coastal Crusader.
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Pigs for sale in Millfield selling at $1 each
10 PIGS READY TO GO, $1 each, Paul Linscott, Millfield Route 1. Phone HI 8-2172. Ad suggests irrigation water use myth with citrus growers in Imperial Valley. Tel LY 3-1242 promotes Want Ad service and charging options.
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Lawmakers to recess until November fourteenth in Ohio
In Columbus the Republican led Ohio legislature plans a recess to November 14 due to lack of votes to override Gov. Michael V. DiSalle's vetoes. They will reopen then to address the governor's large 1010 line-item veto canceling the entire second-year budget.
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Ex Marine Head Pate Dies at 63
Gen Randolph McC. Pate, former Marine Corps commandant, died Monday night at 63. He had been admitted to Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland, on Wednesday.
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Rifles Stolen From Ft Hayes Barracks
The FBI Army and Columbus police searched Monday for 28 rifles stolen from a barracks at Ft Hayes. Authorities pursued leads across the area and reviewed security footage and inventory records as part of the joint investigation.
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Kennedy Urged Not To Cut Domestic Spending
Senate liberals led by Sen. Hubert Humphrey press Kennedy to resist cuts in domestic programs to fund defense. Humphrey argues for long range welfare plans to outpace Khrushchev and keep New Frontiers on track. Republican Sen. Kuchel warns against excessive cuts, fearing inflation.
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U S may use atomic arms if needed says McNamara
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee that the United States would first boost conventional warfare capacity but would resort to nuclear power if necessary to counter Soviet aggression in Western Europe. He indicated the U S is believed to hold a nuclear weapons stockpile in West Berlin and England.
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Crosby and Hope Rent Stately Cranbourne Court
Bing Crosby and Bob Hope moved into Cranbourne Court in England for the filming of The Road to Hong Kong. They rented the stately home for 400 pounds weekly for themselves and their families while on location.
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Soviet Manned Space Flight May Return From Orbit
Unofficial sources indicate the Soviet Union may launch another manned mission around the Earth within a week to ten days. The flight could carry two cosmonauts, though Maj Yuri Gagarin’s participation is deemed unlikely due to risk.
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Castro to Visit Soviet Union and UAR After Belgrade Conference
Al Ahram reports Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro will travel to the Soviet Union and the United Arab Republic following the conference of uncommitted nations in Belgrade next month.
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Congress approves up to 250000 reservists for year long military boost
Congress authorized President Kennedy to call up to 250000 reservists for one year and extend active duty for the ready reserve. Four Air Force bases will stay active to support B47 bombers while 20 new ships join the fleet and older vessels remain in service for antisubmarine work. In California the 146th Air National Guard Transport Wing may be activated this week. The measure includes a $3.4546 billion appropriation with $207.6 million for civil defense shelters.
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Ohio State to train Peace Corps volunteers in Punjab India
Congressman Walter H. Moeller said Ohio State University will train 25 Peace Corps volunteers for agricultural work in Punjab India. He added Ohio University could later serve as a training point and that Sargent Shriver promised serious consideration of using Ohio U facilities for other program phases. The university had not been notified but would likely be receptive.
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Poison fumes force 10000 from homes along Illinois River
About 10 000 residents in Peoria and nearby towns evacuated for several hours after a coupling broke during ammonia transfer from a barge to a dockside tank on the Illinois River. State police reported 19 hospitalizations before the all clear was issued and residents returned home after more than four hours.
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Senate OKs 549 million for three man Moon mission by 1970
Washington reports the Senate approved a large funding bill totaling 549 million dollars to advance the plan of sending a three man team to the Moon by 1970. The measure accelerates space program efforts under federal spending.
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Logan Shoe Plant Fire Briefly Quenched. Minor Loss
Firefighters were called at 5 52 a m to the H C Godman Shoe Co plant at 100 Gallagher Ave where a slove machine on the second floor sparked by an electrical short caused a small fire. Automatic sprinklers stopped the flames with limited damage to machinery and nearby finishes. Chief Courter noted losses not yet determined.
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Convict still at large after Roseville escape
Clyde Radcliff, 30, an escapee from Roseville Branch Prison, remained at large today after a weekend manhunt in Rutland. A Cheshire native in Gallia County, he escaped from the Roseville institution Thursday and was sentenced in 1956 for armed robbery.
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Oldest Couple Registers With Peace Corps At Penn State
University Park Pa. The oldest couple in the Peace Corps trainee group checked in Monday night at Pennsylvania State University. John Kennedy 57 and his wife Miriam 54 of Oberlin Ohio are among the late arrivals.
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Japan rejects U S request on opening ports to atomic subs
Tokyo rejected an American proposal to open Japanese ports to U S atomic submarines due to fears of radioactivity. Defense Director Sensuke Fujieda disclosed the decision today and said the plan originated with Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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Britain seeks safeguards as talks open with six nation common market
In Paris the foreign ministers of the six Common Market nations agreed to begin negotiations with Britain for entry to the economic community. French President de Gaulle opposed concessions while Britain’s partners weigh protection for Australian exports as Macmillan negotiates. New Zealand Prime Minister Holyoake comments follow.
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